"Bugonia" reads like a plea to break free of the doomed mindset that increasingly feels like the status quo. We have to do something, anything, to save this world—no matter how crazy it may seem.
This is music that never really stands still, and the entire half-hour duration of the work seemed to go by in a flash of fresh inspiration and good spirits.
"Impact in the Berkshires" centers on the work of the Community Development Corporation of South Berkshire (CDCSB) and features interviews with about two dozen local business owners, legislators, residents of CDCSB-managed properties, and the organization’s board and staff.
The Emerson Quartet violinist and Berkshire Bach artistic director discusses Bach’s reach across genres ahead of the “Bach & Friends” screening at Tanglewood's Linde Center for Music and Learning on Nov. 8.
Overall, the definition of light verse is poetry designed to be entertaining and amusing. The poems tend to be brief and often feature clever wordplay.
The film unfolds in a striking rural mountain setting in Colorado, where a wildfire has burned and disfigured a large portion of the landscape and destroyed the ranch of the film’s central character.
It seems apt that a program which demonstrates the diversity of cultural influences characteristic of American music should serve to support a community library, where minds can be opened and local neighbors can learn about their ties to the larger national family.
It is always good to be a part of a new play’s emergence, and this one offers so much it should be your goal to see it, feel it, and give the actors what they need.
Storyteller Baba Israel and saxophonist Sean Nowell join dancers Audrey Thao Berger and B-Boy Spidey for a morning of rhythm, poetry, and creative expression at the Linde Center.
This is a play worth its weight in sea salt, a commodity not unlike murder in the grand theatrical sense. I hoped it would be good but it wasn’t good—it was great.
